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Let’s Lose the Labels: challenging stereotypes of single parents: Being a single parent is tough enough, without having to deal with attitudes that are often just plain wrong...; Gingerbread — Gingerbread (Supernanny Expert) 12 March 2010
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Top tips for parents buying a mobile phone for their child: Mobile phones are likely to be on a lot of children’s wish lists this year, but after negotiating which handset to buy what else do parents need to be thinking about?; PhonepayPlus — PhonepayPlus (Supernanny Expert) 09 November 2009
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Supernanny.co.uk terms and conditions for competitions: Supernanny.co.uk terms and conditions for competition entries.; Supernanny Team 24 June 2009
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Relationship earthquake: the birth of your first child: Whether we are prepared for it or not (and let’s face it most of us have little experience of the realities) the arrival of a baby is a massive shock.; Counselling Directory — Counselling Directory (Supernanny Expert) 03 March 2009
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Alcoholic Parents: Is your drinking too much for you and your child to handle?; Supernanny Team 19 February 2009
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How to spot your child’s language of love: Kids aren't often able to express their love in the words of their parents and older siblings. This Valentine's, take a moment to notice how your child expresses her love to you, so you can tell her you love her in her own way.; Sue Atkins — Positive Parents (Supernanny Expert) 13 February 2009
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Sibling rivalry remedies: Kid conflict is natural, as siblings fall out with each other and compete for your attention. Parenting educator and Supernanny Judy Arnall offers these strategies for keeping it to a minimum…; Supernanny Team 21 January 2009
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Christmas, children and the credit crunch: “If you want something expensive, you should ask your grandparents.” Matthew, aged 12; Sue Atkins — Positive Parents (Supernanny Expert) 18 December 2008
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